I made an applet which does act as an EJB client. It works fine, although I
ran into problems concerning security. Since I'm currently in a development
phase and that I didn't want to bother with security, I deactivated all the
securities for java plug-in.
I don't think you'll be able to have MacOS (<X) clients working since the
last version of java on MacOS 9 is 1.1.8, and that ejBoss requires at least
a 1.2.2. It should be ok with MacOS X when it comes out... (there's
currently a JDK 1.2.2 on DP4, and I hope there'll be a 1.3 in the final
version)
Sylvain
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Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 7:26 AM
Subject: [jBoss-User] Applet as EJB client
> Hi all,
> I know that this is not recommended but the only reason for that I came
> accross was compatibility of browser VMs and security restrictions on
> applets.
> But theoretically if I have the beans on the same host from which the
applet
> comes and I have my users use Java Plug-in (I know that Mac still remains
a
> problem but let's leave that aside for the sake of this argument) I don't
> see the downside of the applet as a client of my EJBs. Has anyone done it
> yet?
> I would appreciate some perspectives and clarifications regarding this
> issue.
> TIA
> Ina
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